The Erie Canal Museum hosts the event several times throughout the year, in collaboration with regional breweries.
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Video: Beers, Bikes, and Barges event shows Erie Canal history on wheels
Watch a short video to hear from organizers and participants.
‘It’s about unifying communities’: Officials symbolically break ground on I-81 project
Friday’s ground breaking ceremony was largely symbolic as construction has started on the Interstate 81 project.
Syracuse police pitch 5-year, $6.8 million contract with Axon for new body cams
The contract would increase the police department’s 2023 operating budget by at least $600,000.
Sailboat that inspires peace and activism stops in Brewerton (photo of the week)
The Golden Rule is making several stops along the Erie Canal on its way west.
Arts & Crafts vendors converge in downtown Syracuse later this month: what to know
The Arts and Crafts Festival runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 28 and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 29 and 30.
State AG’s office announces lawsuit against Syracuse landlord for repeated lead violations at multiple properties
The lawsuit targets Todd Hobbs’ 19 properties and seeks fines, restitution and ongoing inspections to protect tenants.
Remaining tenants at Skyline Apartments face ultimatum: Leave now or be evicted
Residents still living there are being labeled as “squatters” impeding progress toward fixing poor living conditions, but tenants say they simply don’t have anywhere to go
94-year-old festival brings Middle Eastern food, dancing, wares to Syracuse
The St. Elias Orthodox Church Middle Eastern Festival is a staple in Onondaga Hill area.
Two ways to fly (photo of the week)
Frank Clifton, 17, of Liverpool, rides his electric skateboard as he gives his friends a double thumbs up at Onondaga Lake Park in Liverpool on Sunday, July 9, 2023. Frank and his friends took turns riding the skateboard and flying a kite.





